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There were plenty of standout performers who entertained Premier League crowds during Gameweek 27. It was Manchester City who came out on top in their derby meeting with Manchester United, with one local lad in particular stealing the show, while both Liverpool and Tottenham needed late shows to secure victories over the weekend. Arsenal earned a humungous win on Monday night, while there was little joy for sides at the bottom of the English top flight, with Sheffield United, Burnley and Luton Town all suffering defeats. But which players stood out the most? Here are 90min's top performers in Premier League Gameweek 27. 7. Cristian Romero (Tottenham) Romero put Tottenham ahead in their dramatic win over Palace / Richard Pelham/GettyImages Tottenham have had to pull wins out from losing positions on a number of occasions in Ange Postecoglou's debut season in north London and Saturday's victory over Crystal Palace was more of the same. Eberechi Eze had gifted the visitors t...

The winter transfer window has finally closed and the WSL is back in full swing this weekend, with plenty of new faces coming into the competition for the first time. Since New Year's Day, clubs have been diligently working behind the scenes, scouting and finalising deals with new players both domestically and internationally. Among others, a multitude of Japanese, Swedes, Australians, Americans and a record-breaking Colombian have found new homes across England. Meanwhile, others - like Laura Blindkilde Brown - have moved between WSL teams. Here, 90min looks at some of the most exciting brand new additions to the WSL. Mayra Ramirez (Chelsea) Mayra Ramirez joined Chelsea for a world record fee / Eurasia Sport Images/GettyImages Fans have already seen a glimpse of Chelsea's newest addition, 24-year-old striker Mayra Ramirez, after she came on as a substitute in the Blues' 3-0 victory over Brighton last weekend. The Colombian signed on for a world record fee of nearly £50...

The January  transfer  window deadline is finally upon us - the final chance for clubs around Europe to conclude any winter Business . It's been one of the quietest windows in recent memory, with Financial Fair Play regulations preventing clubs from going out on a spending spree, and it's unlikely we'll see the final day scramble that we've been treated to in years gone by. Keep up to date with everything that does happen in 90min's transfer blog below... Source: https://thefoxposts.com/transfer-deadline-day-live-broja-benrahma-latest-on-last-minute-deals-TheFOXposts-46192.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Football Post by: TheFOXposts.Com

Just six short months ago, optimism was rife around the potential growth of the Saudi Pro League. Thanks to the mega money contracts being handed out, Saudi clubs were able to poach some genuinely world class talents from top European clubs - including Karim Benzema from Real Madrid and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic from under the noses of Arsenal, Chelsea and Juventus. Fast forward to January 2024, and things have already all gone Pete Tong. Fans still aren't turning up to stadiums, the standard of football being played is still subpar, and the highly-paid footballers are now keen to return to Europe. Here's five players, thought to be disgruntled in some way, shape or formm who should be hellbent on leaving the Middle East in January. 5. Aymeric Laporte Laporte isn't happy in the Middle East / Yasser Bakhsh/GettyImages Current club: Al Nassr Potential destinations: Real Madrid, Bayern Munich Aymeric Laporte recently exclaimed, despite the ridiculous wages being paid out, that ...

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has admitted Declan Rice felt "tightness" in a muscle before his withdrawal in Saturday's 5-0 thumping of Crystal Palace. The Gunners were three goals ahead and cruising when Rice left the field and cameras appeared to catch the midfielder mouthing "hammy" - a reference to his hamstring muscle - as he left the field to be replaced by Jorginho. With Arsenal fans left sweating, Arteta confirmed after the Game Rice's withdrawal was precautionary. "He was feeling some tightness," the boss explained. "I don't know what muscle it was. But when he says that at 3-0 then obviously we don't want to take any risks." Arsenal also lost centre-back Gabriel Magalhaes late on. The goalscoring defender left the field in the 81st minute after eventually succumbing to the impact of a tough challenge in the first half. "He had some discomfort from a tackle in the first half and he was struggling a bit so it was t...

90min rounds up the latest  transfer news , rumours and gossip circulating around the world... Manchester United are willing to send Aaron Wan-Bissaka back to Crystal Palace as part of a swap deal in their pursuit of Eagles winger Michael Olise . (Daily Star) Chelsea are prepared to trigger the €120m in Victor Osimhen 's contract to bring the Napoli star to Stamford Bridge in the summer. (Il Mattino) Should the Blues also move for Jordan Henderson , who is keen to leave Saudi Arabia and return to the Premier League, it would increase the chances of Conor Gallagher departing. (football.london) Manchester City will make a cut-price £25m bid for Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich later this year once he enters the final year of his contract. (Daily Star) Citizens star Kevin De Bruyne is also a major target for Saudi Pro League clubs. ( Football Insider) Liverpool have received a number of loan proposals for young forward Fabio Carvalho , with Fulham , Leeds , Southa...

With the FA Cup third round underway, things are starting to heat up in England's longest-running football competition. The 2023/24 FA Cup has already thrown up some interesting results, with attention now beginning to turn to the fourth round. After all, for the big Premier League sides, lifting that trophy come the end of the season is all that matters. But for the smaller clubs in the English Football League and below, the journey is the most important thing. And so, a glamorous fourth - round tie could be sensational for the lower-ranked clubs left in the com Pet ition, with the draw for the next stage hopefully setting up some intriguing clashes. Here are all the details regarding the FA Cup fourth round draw. When is the 2023/24 FA Cup fourth round draw The FA Cup fourth-round draw will take place on Monday 8 January at approximately 19:50 GMT . The draw will occur just before Wigan Athletic vs Manchester United, the final game of the third round bar replays. Where can I w...